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By all means, demonstrate how my post was a straw man.
Did you not try and justify your heterodoxy by trying to appeal to Jesus being "heterodox"? Your argument was, "My opinions are definitely heterodoxy. So was Christ's at the time.".
My response was that you are incorrect, Jesus was not heterodox.
And further, I criticized trying to say "Jesus was heterodox" in order to justify one's own heterodoxy.
In what way was that a straw man? Where did I misrepresent you?
If I indeed did make a straw man argument, then I should be called out, and be corrected. If I have misrepresented you, I did not do so maliciously; but neither do I see where I misrepresented you. As such, if I did, please point it out that I may be corrected and not do so again.
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You can run but you can't hide. I will continue to point out your errors.
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So as we can see by the timeline I posted previously, there is no way that the Triumphal entry can be the 1st day of the week. Yet year after year, we see people celebrating Palm Sunday. It doesn't fit the timeline.
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So the very day of the last supper is the same day that the Apostles always celebrated thereafter and broke bread on. That being the first day of the week. Very fitting.
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I'm not aware of any scripture which says that the apostles always celebrated the last supper on the first day of the week. What do you have in mind?
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The last supper was on the evening of the 13th of Nisan (actually the 14th). The year Yeshua was crucified it would have been on a Thursday night.
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So far I've only seen two posters talk about this "lunar sabbath" stuff. Which leads me to believe these were probably the same poster under different accounts. As I'm fairly confident that this is the opinion of a single individual who is just believing whatever they want to believe.
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Is this supposed to respond to my post which you quoted? If so, please explain it to me.
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I was just agreeing with you and that what you explained was the lunar Sabbath, so that is what he must believe...
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Oh yeah, there is a whole movement! Lots of videos on youtube. Don't be intrigued...it is silly, kind of similar to the sacred namers...
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Absolutely ridiculous. But I am a curious fellow, and I am always curious where weird ideas originate. Turns out in this case it originated with a guy who aided and abedded two KKK members who did a drive-by shooting of a synagogue in 1990 and then while in federal prison claimed to have received a revelation from God. So uh. That was something I learned.
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Huh, I never heard that one. However Nehemiah Gordon does reference the year 1990 as the recent resurgence:
"There are two major variations of the Lunar Sabbath theory I have encountered. The major difference is whether or not New Moon is a Sabbath, i.e. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 vs. 7, 14, 21, 28. To the best of my understanding, the original Lunar Sabbath theory formulated in the 1990s made New Moon a Sabbath based on the highly inaccurate “Jewish Encyclopedia”.
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